I used a new type of smartphone that could replace Android | Digital Trends
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Android and iOS are the two choices you have when you buy a smartphone today. But what if there was a third one? Enter Apostrophy OS.

Looks like it’s taken some principles from GrapheneOS and other alternative ROMs.

  • What’re your first impressions?
  • What questions/concerns do you have?
  • Any other thoughts?
  • @[email protected]English
    35•10 months ago

    This honestly feels like some 3-month early April fool’s joke. A smartphone more dependent on an external set of servers than what Google already has.